The field of household equipment gradually began to play the "cloud concept" of the Edge

In recent years, cloud computing has been unstoppable, and even a lot of home appliances have gradually begun to play the "cloud concept" of the edge, such as the more common network storage System is in fact a sense of cloud storage. A great set of networked storage regardless of whether the user is on a PC or mobile networking device such as a smartphone, it is easy and quick to get the data stored, and such a system can be called "Private cloud storage". Well-known manufacturers Buffalo recently launched a cloudstation called the network storage products, it uses the well-known cloud storage program Pogoplug, can be used as a private private private cloud storage.

Buffalo Cloudstation is the Buffalo company's first cloud storage device product, it uses the exclusive design, may support the user to build own private cloud storage server, and may access the cloud file directly from the home local network and the external network two main channels, So whether the player is home or in the office, can easily get their own personal files, in general, as long as the internet will not forget to bring files.

According to industry sources, this set of Buffalo Cloudstation system can also not need any additional software to obtain the corresponding documents, including Pdf,excel,word and PPT and other documents can be directly installed Pogoplug Mobile application of mobile device side to obtain, This client already supports platforms such as iOS and Android. However, there is no news that Buffalo Cloudstation can support streaming media services, if it can support the streaming features of the more powerful.

The Buffalo cloudstation cloud storage scheme can currently be equipped with 2TB or 4TB hard drives, and will not be subject to additional costs once purchased. The price of the product is currently at 120 pounds to 450 pounds, depending on the storage configuration, but Buffalo Cloudstation's official listing time has not been announced.

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)